Out of that 2500 Cr revenue, they will get only about 2000 Cr. because most of the development projects are in partnership with land owners who will take away the remaining revenue. – No 2500cr is their share from JD
Most of the development is not yet started and real estate being a highly regulated sector, not sure if they can deliver in promised timelines. – all the ongoing projects shown in the prez have already started, some since last year and some since last 2 years
Ashiana is selling at similar valuations I think. – Ashiana is in diff segment – which is affordable housing. As per management they want to be in one notch above affordable housing segment
They are not a well known group. Which known brand do they have? In Gurgaon, a well known inverter maker Microtek is launching RE products but should they be considered a well known brand in an unrelated field? – Yes you are right that they r nt wellknown, but thats y they r available at 180-190cr valuation. If all the story would have already played out than they wouldnt be available at such valuation. So thats y u go through management interviews, annual report etc and try to find out what they want to do and see if they are capable or nt.
Compared to their main business, this business is really small so not sure how much management bandwidth will they spend on this. – Management has thats y designated a professional management team for this business and seperated it in a diff entity. They have a lot of land parcels of their own and as per management interview they are positioning themselves in same line as godrej. Again they r ofcourse nt as big as godrej but “positioning” themselves in tht manner
I think price captures all positives. Now they need to execute really well to grow but that’s true of any company. – U r right… This is true for any company that you will be buying